Black Night White Snow Russia Revolutions 1905 1917 review
Book review of Harrison E Salisbury 746 page history Russia’s revolutions from 1905 and 1917. Salisbury draws on interviews and archives, pairing Lenin and Nicholas II with artists of the Silver Age. He argues the 1917 events were disorganized but decisive and compares figures across the era.
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